The Nation

23 November, 2016. 11:23 ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact WHEN SHE FOUND HIM, he looked more like a Violent Soho roadie than the driven young profession he is now. Whiter than the skin on Derryn Hinch's left arse cheek, dreadlocks so long they lightly slapped against the small of his back when he walked. Though his mates used to put shit on...

22 November, 2016. 11:23 ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact KNOWN TO MANY A HOLIDAY maker as that whistlestop foot station on Legian Street, the infamous Kuta Beach Bunnings has been selling everything from good times to sausage sandwiches for a close to a decade now. However, change is in the air for the hardware company's only Indonesia outlet. Speaking this afternoon, Bunnings...

21 November, 2016. 14:23 ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact DESPITE KNOWING HER FOR a number of years, even sharing the same friendship circle at one point, Kali MacDougall hates Jenna Dormant more than anyone or anything. She loathes her stupid face and her dumb laugh. Every disingenuine compliment and smile. In fact, the main reason Kali is currently following Jenna on Instagram...

ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact IN A DAY AND AGE when road rage is becoming more and more common, it's nice to have a voice of reason behind the wheel - and now, that voice can be John Eales. The former Wallabies captain has leant his pipes to global GPS navigation giant TomTom, so that rugby union fans can simmer...

17 November, 2016. 11:23 ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact A SHIVER WENT DOWN Amy Henderson's spine when her indoor cricket captain suggested the team get a drink in the Eastern Suburbs this weekend. For a moment, she wondered why in the hell anybody would want to do that. Then the 19-year-old student remembered she wasn't home in Perth, she was...

16 November, 2016. 13:23 ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact TECH GIANTS FACEBOOK and Google announced today that they'll be working hand-in-hand with publishers and advertisers to weed out 'fake, hoax news' that some commentators allege influenced the outcome of the US election last week. The move has prompted media magnate Rupert Murdoch to set plans into motion to sell off his...

CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | CONTACT The NSW Premier has surprised both sides of Government this week by revealing he isn't too keen on the continuation of a Government watchdog that has investigated both his own Government and opposition Government's before him. Mike Baird has moved introduce a bill that radically overhauls the structure of the Independent Commission Against Corruption in the face of warnings...

16 November, 2016. 13:23 ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact MOVE OVER NEW SOUTH WALES and Victoria, there's a new smart kid in class - and they're here to stay. Queensland premier Annastacia Palaszczuk announced plans today to reintroduce the long-loved 'Smart State' number plates that former premier Peter Beattie championed in 2003, despite the state voting in two One Nation senators...

CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | CONTACT Only four days after delivering a performance of sheer dominance to win first place at the 2016 Cox Plate, Australian racehorse 'Winx' is believed to have tested positive to party drugs, for a second time. Magic Bloodstock Racing have released Winx from her playing contract to deal with personal issues in the latest twist in the troubled star's...

15 November, 2016. 13:34 ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact CRICKET AUSTRALIA CEO JAMES Sutherland has dismissed suggestion that his organisation is broken at a fundamental level, saying that the rotation and reward policy had nothing to do with the series loss to South Africa this afternoon. Rather than take an introspective look into Cricket Australia, Sutherland has pointed the finger at...